you're lazy and don't think very hard
it shows
"....The U.S. national debt has surged past $38 trillion, according to the U.S. Treasury Department, just two months after surpassing previous forecasts to reach $37 trillion in August. This means the federal debt rose by $1 trillion in a little over two months, which the Peter G. Peterson Foundation calculates is the fastest rate of growth outside the pandemic...."
https://fortune.com/2025/10/22/how-m...ficit-tariffs/
The GOP doesn't care about the deficit again. What happened to DOGE?
Nah, your side is much worse.
Nice of you to call Trump a crook tho.
Lol kori trying to both sides it. He never wants to know the facts.
lets hear the facts, flake.....show it.
What am I supposed to take away from this graph?
That Whine is a dumbass....
Remember when you rooted for DOGE?
^ rambling
What do you care? You're just here to ramble
so you fold like Chump and Wine.....no suprise.
I just posted the facts a 2nd time.
Old boomer hemisfair just wants to ramble like his favorite fox News icons.
hit the snooze bar Darrin, you don't have anything to say
Last edited by Winehole23; 10-25-2025 at 03:53 AM.
right wing Spurstalkers silent as church mice on runaway spending and the deficit
and decimating public capacity to offset tax cuts, without any gross reductions of either debt or deficit
They sure were cheering for DOGE though. What happened?
they don't care about the debt and deficit and neither did DOGE
lazy nihilists cheering destruction and human misery, tbh
Hurting American people with impunity is proof of domination, it's not much deeper than that
Last edited by Winehole23; 10-30-2025 at 06:52 PM. Reason: with impunity
deficit went up, so did spending
people are pissed off about inflation and spending cuts, so Trump proposes to wreck federal revenues even more by cutting taxes and rebating tariff money -- essentially blowing up the US deficit again
official animus against trans people is pure bigotry and fascistic scapegoating
there is no public safety issue that does not emanate from the animus itself
https://www.ms.now/news/rep-sarah-mc...ti-trans-bills
how can you lower the debt and the deficit when you don't lower spending?
https://www.cato.org/blog/doge-produ...-kept-rising-0
Trump wants to add half a trillion dollars to the US deficit this year for a "DREAM MILITARY"
Fine I guess if Congress hits the number, but let no one say Trump is being careful about spending, he's not
what happens when you illegally lay import taxes on 100% of US importers and the court finally rules?
(in God we trust, all others pay cash)
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/treasury-may-borrow-extra-1-115255204.htmlIn a report released yesterday afternoon, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) set about calculating the loss to the Treasury resulting from the IEEPA ruling. CBO director Phillip Swagel reported primary deficits—not accounting for changes in the economy—will be $1.6 trillion larger over the next decade compared with projections prior to the ruling.
And of course, a fall in income means a renewed reliance on borrowing: The CBO estimates outlays for interest will be $400 billion higher between 2026 and 2036, compared with previous projections, which already accounted for net interest costs hitting more than $2.1 trillion a year by 2036.
In total, deficits post-ruling are $2 trillion larger over the 2026 to 2036 period than they were before the Supreme Court decision
what happens when you illegally lay import taxes on 100% of US importers and the court finally rules?
(in God we trust, all others pay cash)
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/treasury-may-borrow-extra-1-115255204.htmlIn a report released yesterday afternoon, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) set about calculating the loss to the Treasury resulting from the IEEPA ruling. CBO director Phillip Swagel reported primary deficits—not accounting for changes in the economy—will be $1.6 trillion larger over the next decade compared with projections prior to the ruling.
And of course, a fall in income means a renewed reliance on borrowing: The CBO estimates outlays for interest will be $400 billion higher between 2026 and 2036, compared with previous projections, which already accounted for net interest costs hitting more than $2.1 trillion a year by 2036.
In total, deficits post-ruling are $2 trillion larger over the 2026 to 2036 period than they were before the Supreme Court decision
deficit keep going up, $1 trillion in the last 5 months
https://fortune.com/2026/03/10/treas...ficit-warning/The U.S. Treasury’s borrowing showed no signs of slowing as the U.S. headed deeper into fiscal year 2026, with the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reporting that another $1 trillion was added to the federal deficit in the first five months of the year.
The monthly budget review from the CBO, updated to February 2026 and released yesterday, showed that the government is estimated to have borrowed $308 billion last month alone.
Of course, with more borrowing comes higher interest costs on the debt. Between October 2025 (when the 2026 fiscal year started) and February, the Treasury spent an additional $31 billion on net interest on public debt, compared to the prior year. As a result, in just five months, the Treasury forked out a total of $433 billion to service public debt, which is now nearing $38.9 trillion.
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